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Oxidized impurity in transition metal nitride for improving the hydrogen evolution efficiency of transition metal nitride-based catalyst

Qi et al., 2020

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12523550829299926445
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Qi W
Zhou Y
Liu S
Liu H
Hui L
Turak A
Wang J
Yang M
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Applied Materials Today

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Transition metal nitrides (TMNs)-based catalyst as promising alternative for precious metal- based catalyst in hydrogen evolution have gained ever increasing research attention. However, the metastable nature of TMNs often results in the inevitable formation of metallic …
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